About UIN Born in Toledo, Spain - UIN Footwear's pairs are a testament to two passions — travel and art. As discovering new places is associated with excitement and joy, UIN canvas shoes underline those positive feelings through colorful and artistic patterns. Although each story is different, we strongly believe that with a positive attitude, even the most challenging situation or demanding travel plan can be successfully completed. That’s why undergoing new adventures and coloring stories is the way to express beauty, passion, and freedom. U IN Story: Paint your story, Free your sole. The artistic touch of Fernando Acevedo’s design highlights the enthusiasm to life, chase for freedom and love for traveling. UIN painted canvas shoes are crafted simply for free spirits who embark on all of life's adventures in style. Mew & Butterfly Beautiful design is a reflection of happiness and lightness. The meowing sound of a cat is a synonym of longing and a tight bond with a human. The figure of a butterfly represents its beauty, the delicacy of the fleeting moment of happiness, and the values we want and devote to our lives. Mew & Butterfly is intended for sensitive women for whom emotions and beauty define their life expectations and create them as a woman. Foot Shaped Design The shape of insole resembles the shape of the feet with wider toe space Soft and Flexible Soft RPS cushioned insoles offer all-day comfort Super Lightweight 14 oz per pair, offer barefoot nature UIN shoes are the result of the aesthetic vision of Fernando Acevedo – Spanish artist strongly linked with Barcelona and Toledo. Inspired by the exceptional artwork of Antoni Gaudi, Fernando incorporated subtle Spanish elements into UIN shoe design. This is why UIN Footwear bears Acevedo’s signature – a map of Spanish city Toledo imprinted on the underside of each shoe. Additionally, all UIN shoes pay tribute to Gaudi’s artwork Casa Milaà whose wavy structure was adopted in a curvature of UIN shoe sole representing Gaudi’s artistic belief – “The straight line belongs to men, the curved one to God.”